Sunday Funnies

Sunday Funnies


Welcome to this weeks Sunday Funnies. Here are some Tweets, Facebook Messages and Google +'s that I have read that will hopefully cheer up your Sunday. If you like this as well please Google + us, Like us or tweet the link! And please be one of the first subscribers to this blog! 

Tweets


You discover a bruise...The first thing you do is think "how did I get this?". The second thing you do? Poke it. 

*Toddler thinks to himself* Olive oil is made of olives? Than... Baby oil is made of.. OMG! (° _ °)

"No. Aliens exist, I just don't think they came millions of light years just to see earth. Be like driving 1000 miles to go to an Arby's"

 
Our phones fall, we panic. Our friends fall, we laugh. 

Facebook




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 Both Pictures can be found at Fun Pictures on Facebook



This picture cracks me up and can be found at Funnies Stuff

Google +

 




You can Google + both of these pictures at Funny Jokes

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